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- The term used to describe the head of family/village in Scotland is laird.
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Question 147. Why did Mr. Jackson cancel his subscription?
Question 148. Who will be signing the form?
- Questions 149-150 refer to the following letter.
Hilltop Spa and Wellness Center
1141 Oak Street, Hillsborough, OR 97123
August 14
Theodore Cummings
Account Manager
Revtech Systems
5620 Prescott St.
Portland, OR 97218
Dear Mr. Cummings,
I picked up a brochure on your company at a recent trade fair and wanted to inquire about purchasing one of your point-of-sale (POS) systems. It says on your brochure that you can customize a POS system for almost any type of business. I run the above-named spa, and we sell products, including name-brand lotions and creams, and offer services such as massages and various other treatments.
I appreciate the fact that your POS system can track sales of goods or services paid for with cash, as well as debit and credit cards. I also like that it can generate detailed sales reports. However, I want to know whether it can also show items that have been sold at discounted prices or that have been paid for with points. I hold occasional promotions, hand out gift cards, and maintain a rewards program for frequent customers. For this reason, I'd like the POS system to track items
sold under those categories and reflect them in the sales report.
Please let me know when we can meet to discuss this further. I'd like to have a new system up and running by October 15. You can reach me during our regular hours between 8:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m., Tuesday through Sunday, at 555-2306. Thank you.
Sincerely,
Shauna Gillis
Proprietor
Hilltop Spa and Wellness Center
Question 149. According to the letter, what can Revtech's POS system do?
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